The New York Herald Newspaper, October 2, 1845, Page 3

Wednesday, Oct.1-6P.M. wotations for stocks are very feverish and very un- | ne led. Tho sales to-day were not very large. Nor- hand Worcester fell off } per cent; Erie Railroad, D ‘ “ Plorris Canal, }; Long Island improved 4; Illinois, }; Ou Friday afteruoon, without further invitation. ‘ding Reilrond and Canton closed at yesterday's On Tuesday, 80th 'ult., Mr. Gronae Kesrenson, in the te STE reeiee hiptade aitaon sia taparal toaaccrow Fhe bocks of the Erie Railroad Company close on $8. (yhurgday) at 4 o'clock, from No. 68 Thompson street, ty next. There remains about $150,000 to be sub- Baltimore and Richmond papers please copy. ‘bed to fillupthe $3,000,000. The books will be @n the 27th ult, at Fort ‘ayne, la., after a brief ill- don the day named, and should there be then ade- Pes#, Mri Ziironaas E- Cuariny (late of New York ch Dey, it will be filled by the directors of the company. . on the 234 ult, at New Ori je number of subscribers thus far exceeds fourteen | formerly o! ci On Saturday, 3 ‘ pired. Men are already at work along the lin, and | yruchailior at Fort rep son hdr esience of Mr. Toad will be fished with the greatest energy. The | Cnarin, (formerly of this city) aged 30 years. fapletion of this road will add at least one dollar to the | === Jue of every acre of land within thirty miles of the throughout its entire length. The Farmers’ Loan @TQLEN from my ho H Trust Company of this city have an interest ina | stated thet she had lately tract of land through which, or near which, this Ch*firston. Had on d will run, and it is estimated that the additional value work will give it, will have considerable influence yn the value of the stock in this market. It is how” if prospective, and depends upon many contingen- Di On the Ist inst., Crave Senet n, a native of Germa- 43 years 11 months and i9days, of consump- | ere suffering, which he bore with 2. re respectfully invited to tend his funeral from his lence, 137 Duane st., Mr. Epwaarp Mitronp, eh in Fleet street, Brooklyn, by a er name CATHERINE, aod ved from Bremen, iu the Darque yurple ‘ealico. frocy and apron, black 7 jack complexion, Meshy aud cluinsy Hooking—anid she had been sick last Kad'n German do-tors-had stayed a few days with in Brooklyn. ‘Khe articles stolen, we Spoons two smaller Children ditts, und seven Pen Sena ane al GBs One white muslin dress, one ‘embroidered luce collar, two pocket handkerchiefs, oue marked D. B.A suitable reward {vou to any Deraon who may apprelieud dhe thie! aa the Morris ond Essex Railroad Company of New "Cg3Gi ihe gocds. apply to Pi y have been enjoined by the Chancellor,on applica. ~ panGalNe Locka INF jOODS AND D RICH EBONY, Alsbaster, Inlaid Rosewood, four column and statuary Mantle Clocks, run 21 days and in fire order, atgis to $18 each, some of which cost $40 to import. Also fine ‘ea ‘Trays, Ladies’ Work Boxes aud Dressing aves, Se. Also, 400 Hair and Tooth Brushes, at 75 cents to $3 per doz pofaportion of the stockholders, from proceeding h the contemplated extention of their road from Mor- own to Dover, and also from opening books for an ad- p of $130,000 to the capital stock, as advertised. One he grounds of this injunction is, that the time within Also, cheap Suspenders, Hooks and Eyes, ke. ich the extension must be constructed expired on the tiie & lot of odd Kuives and Furke, ‘which will be sold of July last. It is also alleged that the stock ofthe ,,A!so. alot of damoged Fancy Goods, Ladies Work Box: Ipany has never been properly and legally divided bal hae ‘Ke. $31 (up staira,) Pearl street. ¢ the sale of the road some years since, under the de- je of Chancery, it being considered inequitable to |‘HOSE: who desire to attain a correct knowledge of Fash- ionable Cutting, ia ell its various branches, would do well pw new stockholders to come in for $60 per share, or to obtain Stiurmets’ Complete Work on the ‘sut ject, which r with ths present stockholders, whose stock has | ¢%” be obtained of the autor only, at 113 Broadway.’ Price, from $8 to $10 per bool it, and is alleged to be worth, $90 per share. = ‘he weekly receipts of the Reading Railroad Compa- DAN Nae ase bE een lare very large. The increased charges for the trans: 188 PARKER respectfully 2 tion, as the season advances, gives the company a hi ater income from a less quantity transported. Reavina Rairoap. To TAILORS. Receipts. Coal ransported. ‘uesdays $10,981 97 tons 7,048 i vr will nst ue 16,803,62 12,636 including the Polka Qu 31,535 '30 24/004 om Polka, Gallop»des, and other atyles of Waltzing. ou paid to the Minuet Exercises, as it wiil much improve the figure. : ‘Terms made known on applicationto Miss Parker, at her resi- {he transportation of coal now at the rate of one hdred thousand tons per month, and even this large | nots is not aufficient to take the coal to the seaboard |“ A°Msmine Cirgs still be foried. Tarte teat hed iE ncon- fast na it is offered atthe mines. The company intend | ractiontita: he aft 02 3t*rre RJ. pARyiNoe ee Ficlets ery great extent. and the public that he bas engaged, froma the pro | the Nor h American Hotel his slendid uew room ta Bayard e stated a few days since that contracts hdd been | r je for the completion of the Chesapeake and Ohio | fie: Whigs when Gulshed, will be ene of the handsomest in nal to Cumberland. It appears by the terms of the about the middle of next month. btract, that for the consideration of sixteon hundred | Mr? H twenty-five thousand dollars in the bonds of the | Bleecke : M pany, issued under the law passed at the last session ble dances, including di he legislature, to be paid to the contractors as the | es Siasare Fk progresses, and after itis done, the contractors are | Oe pee Snes ‘omplete the Canal to Cumberland, advance to the 2 JRE JEW ae inal Company from time to time, an ample emount | LA GHLY REC lM nan Beret yeclece ematical money to defray ali the necessary expenses that will | J. ALBRO & CO. Tea and Wine Dealers, 10 1d 2:0 © se during the prosecution of the work to completion, | 7 ee cuts of reasing their facilities for rying coal very soon to im the sbove named room Pasticulars in future adver- ads ppering his school at the Northern Exchauge, on the 1 t Monday Pr. will introduce irto his scl o2 It* re ADIES who are w H to pay all tho interest that will accrue onthe bonds | Js’ music, team to sing atx au i excellent opp rtunity for so w class forme he first of January, 1848. The work is to becom- | the'snbseriber, at 411 Broad wat to meet on Monday ced within thirty days, and tobe completed onorbe- | aud T'! the first lesson this and i receive S the Sutcal Now. age7, evenin k. J.F. WARNER, Translator of We- ber, aw ;mental Lessons in Music. &e, 2 It*rre The National Bank has declared a semi-annual divi- | }}OOMS AND BOARD AT NO.7 PARK PLACE, d of three and ahalt per cent, payable on the 10th | Gingie GENTLEME A, o tenithes whodesir rt. SS eesnt dawn igwe lon i annox a comparative statement showing the quan. | {hat they will, find, at the ly of certain articles imported into this district for the | either with board—a private tab! t elght months of the past three years. It willbe ob- °*: ed that domestic as well as foreign merchandi Juded inthese returns, ‘There has been an increase | the importation of coal, figs, iron, lead, molastos, | jsins, sugars, wines, and wool, and a falling off in the |, eip's of coffee, hemp, hides, oil, salt and tobsccom value of the importations into this port this year, been nearly six millions of dollars less than for the responding eight months in 1844. The decrease has a in many articles included in this table, but the ncipal falling offhas been in manufactured goods'from ext Britain and France. The importation of foreign nufactures cannot be given in detail, in consequence ithe great variety. anciry or Cextal hed, which wil be rented, fF without—at moderate pri- THEODORE RANDELL. lume Wh Ol writs Western Fle-ce, nom common to full blood, washed and unweshed, for sale by E. K COLLINS & C >. 56 Sonth at. FP EMP—i00 bales extra water ror, a very superior article, for sale by #, k. COLLINS & CO. 46 South st ACKLED Hr.MP—150 bales hackled dew rot he mp, pre- pared with great care and free from. slivers and tow, for sale by #.K. COLLINS & CO. 56 South AN IMPORTANT DESIDERATUM. R. A C CASTLE, 381 Broadway, invites the attention of those ladies aud g ntlemen wearing Artificial his new Marmoratain Teeth. After several yeni experimental toil, he his succeeded i i combinatious, Incorruptible Arti to nature, possessing all the living natural Teeth, in contr appear nice of artite'al teeth gen Dr. Castle informs his pairo s that no difference in price | will be made for these teeth, over his usual moderate charges for the other kind 02 itme Agriciys [Mpontep INTO THE Port Yorn. Same" Same < Rept. i, time, — ‘tim CK BOY.—Wauted immediately, at Uns Ofer, an ie 1843 1844. 1815. Inc’e. Dec’e. | ive aud intelligent voy. 330 3t fh ndy hf pipes 2,061 5,58 5,828 y ble young woman, a situ,tic at WSIS 15,962 5,495 6 iestl city Tele guces fiveu as tu cvarveter, capa ae farce) "358 3 rs jease apply at 485 Pewil st, cor City Hall place. five, e sks & bbls, 401 35 45 = 00 — eee eee 27,006 345.259 © 210,718 = WET NURSE-A strong, healthy Irish woman, with se- 293,072 340,802 280,281 pe | cond baby’, wishes a go ‘d situation in a respeccab 34 337 313 - ly; her baby can be seen at any time. Please apply at 204 Cham- je, Dieces, oo 8 bers st. wwe rthaniw'e, crts,Sce, 9. x 425 1496 ij TO WIG WORKERS vdrums, &e, 25,614 35,099 77,827 42/788 | TO WIG WORKERS. F 92516 1470 = WANTED=Immodiately, « young lady to work ventilated 5,869 801754 1.074 ‘Wins; good ly ork, Alsg, sumart active xed — 38°77 8777 boy. Apply to Wa. OR, No.2 Wall street. 4,015 5.015, 371 = o2 t*me 657 ANTED—By « young man, @ situation as waiter aud 347,785 coachmai te farnily; ty reference. Please n, bar, bs bad ae ire at 208 02 1t* re lo pig, do, 72 y lo sheet & hoop, ANTED— bundles, 15,602 red; b to kiven as to c Address Ni ra‘ 0 18 New st, bsck room, up stairs. NTED —Ten or twelve good Box Makers. at WM. J. OEY’S,46 Marion street, New York. N None bur good workmen nee St*me — | 5 & PIANO. | AT $2,per month, three lessons a wel, (for Indies only, ) a (9 West Broadway, near Walker street, by a lady who | has studied under some of the first masters in Europe, and is x superior performer and an experienced teacher. #26 3teod* LEFT OFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE WANTED. | GENTLEM N and Fam all kiods of fle and ive Oil, ea i ixs bob or reterning to the city will tage tosend for the Subscriber, who pledg- es himself to give a fair price for all articles offered. N. B—Aline through the Post Qmice will be promptly at tended vo. LEVENSTYN, sil im*re 466 Broadway, up stairs. ae) AMILIES ean always bonante 4 = MILIES can always be supplied with faithful, competent 17,195 3,831 a F and well recommended help of all capacities, both foreity f Sus "558 | and epantry. ar the well established. Ageney office for dom 0 6 — 4,493 | ties, Y fi ‘ ‘ool, bales, 6,993 10,844 16,560 6,216 = — | used to procure the besthelp It. WATTS. it F N. B.—Good and faithful Zomestios can have excellent places s office. 89 Im*re X¥OUNG MAN trom the country wishes to get into some useful bu: or employment in the city. A book store , ues the market to any extent, but for quantity and quality | #fTistc © office preferred. Address, ‘Thomas Garduer, 369 is stated to exceed any previous year. The receipts INFORMATION WANTED ven in the above table onlyinclude th: entered at the Ovex nae fig Teh 7a hoses bec ie Meet person, stom house, including foreign and coastwise imports, | aoa \inien Ireland some $9 oF a0 years ao.) aoe been ke be receipts of coffee this year will be small compared | formed that the sa)! Owen Kogers wishes to hi jith last, as our market arly in the ion, were fully mation as to nis relatio is to acquaint him that he can obtin intelligence of his sister, y addressing a letter to M. C. pplied from previous heavy importations. ‘The impor- | at the Ni Kk Y. tion of foreign sugars this sensen will be much less sa jew York Herald Office, N. anl9 lin*re an last, as the domestic demand for consumption will | Q4OULD DANIEL NEIL, lease copy. ative of the county of Cor: Ireland, aseafaresg man, and when Inst heard of, suite eive a large supply from our own crop. The in- from | vatoi to Charleston, and from there to New Orlean . in the receipts of hogsheads, tierces and barrels, | scuthern ports, see. iis advertisement, ‘he. will’ obl, hows that the supply from the South is taking the place | his _b ite nel Neil, to hear from’ him, A letter that from foreign countries. The production of su- | would be mmirtollt nckoeinieal oul: Newbun rin the United States last year was about double that The Most Curious Book Yet. the year previous. The shipments of cotton from the SHAKSPEAKE’S MERRY TALES, buthern ports to this, have this season been sixty thou- AND TALES AND QUICK ANSWERS, nd bales less than for the corresponding period last— HIS is one of the most cxrivus additions that have of late nis has been caused by the shipment of supplies for fo- ign markets more direct than usual from the principal jvathern depots. The operations in thi ple during he past year, having been purely of a legitimate charac- | Bextrice at L was di datnful, snd that Lhad my good wit ontofthe es.” and Periodical Agents. ‘The increase in the receipt of wool, shows a rapid in ase in the production of that important article in this untry. This year’s clip has not made its appearance open. f very reader of Shakspeare is aware that in the play of “Much Ado Abvut No hing,” the sprightly Beatrice replica to the disguwed Benedict m the f lowing terns: years been mde to what may be termed Shakspe: =" aud that itsup, vacaum therein that has | r, the article has gone forward in the natural chan- fomtogehe: tin: di , whereas, last year the ustial course of shipment | For ssle by shite becamethoe as deranged by a very extensive speculative move’ | _°! 3 ent, and the receipts at this port were therefore un- this market is the focus of all specula” country.— sanlly large, ve fevers, that from time to time afflict this ‘ne causes for any increase or decre in the other bs annoyances ams in the list are of very trifling importanc to Wi Heat re Ne ery little influence upon tie operations of trade gene: | Wallstre Nb Brosdway ally. E, AT A BARGAIN, IRST RATE MEAT SHOP, i. the upper part of the ity, Fifteent! rd, now doing @ good business. Old Stock Exchange. Ohi 1860. meee dnees! Sao ‘Also, Horse and Cart, poe twdvana Beds ds 7 HO do c?} The whole wil be sold cheap for cash. Inquire of Alfred qo Ark "e Mo do Ty Marsh, cor Broadway ane 12th s\ ollw'r fi . Ss ow 7, | FRENCH FALL AND WINTER Goons “0 w 50 do “ M AD'LLE. F. GODEFROY baying just arrived from Pu Ww 90 2516 100 Btoningto. RR 2 ris by the last Havre packet, will n on Tuesday next, = b60 25% 50 do Jaig | 7th inet, xeveral cases of Silks, Mautillas, Hats. New Material 4 4 b60 25” 60. L Island RR Fox | Articles for Dresses, Ribbon , ‘te. is 09% 200 do 703) Allthe ab sve Koo bave lien boughtand ordered by Mad’ile 100 2% 100 do bao 7147 | FG. for herexelasive sale, and will be disnoned of on the most jo 0 90 2558 100 do cash 70s | Teasouable terms. 39 BROADWAY, in do we 8 2 Reading RR Ei ol lw*r co: ner Leonard st, 80 4 MECHANICS INSTITUTE wg crtca Co We frie Rn we EVENING SCHOOL—No. 12 Chumbers stree— Cy 8 % do uM meuces on Monday, the 6th of October. Terms—M. 300 (a ote h th of the Institute, $3 per quarter ; nou-members, $4 om #90 5236 cath HX | advance, iM C. TRACY ® Waconia Waku J.J. MAPES, Chairman School Com ‘ —) MEXICAN SC i a 0 Wor oo SS Lug fan $1, | BOUT 65507040 Merican Seri, bert percent interest hal Ny bio a Hy perannum; and ayable in 17 quarterly insalinents, for sai yee 4 675-0 Erie RR 70% | by the presevt holder, who 1 about to remove to Europe. so 34 | Offers Feceived until the 2th Ueroborn Iwoxime. chdressed New Stock Exchange. to E.. P., 208 Br. adway h ' hoshs Vicksburg Bk cvsh 84 SOshs Erie RR ams 24: Capitalists will find this « profitable and seeure investment, ete BB 8 ak wo ER |” NEWYORK TATTER a 5 ao 2 Nor Wor bat ’ NEW ARRANGEMENT UE ° nit FT HE Auction Department and Private Stables entirely dis- wo 3% Be. , connected. Commodions Entrance te each, wo tw 108 | on Sadar gor, Carriages Harneas Suddlory We. he. wa 1 "a0 1 oom E SMO LS WAY, JOHN L. Vv. BY WILLET& W. | AIS DAY, Tharsda met T OM, assiguees res, &e. by order ber and tailor talons, V. ui Sho pasa; 1 ps Merino. FINE OLD ENGRAVINGS & PAINTINGS, At Auction. LEYY will sell, om Saturday Evening, at 7 o'clock, at Ae Brean stell on eit collection of hae oft ia nee 1 Paintings, being ti tion of qn artist dis fects. This lot bei ¥ orks of art, amateurs aud oth iuvited to call and view others are them. Sale positive whatever may be the state of the weather. Fine Piauts on Monday. 02 3*me LOOK AT THIS. IMPORTED FRENCH BOOPS of the bi t the extreme low price of $5 00. The best of Frenc! erg oder $9, and a reat saxortment of ue t assortment of pat ad in this store the greatest to be found in the city ; also Buskins, Sli bers, Pranelia Slips, white and black satin, Likewise Boys Calf Boots and Shoes, Mi hy Goods and nted th atsei Broedway covage Wiauklinsemet, ene cone olla rre M. CAHILL, DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHIP. OTICK is hereby given, that the Go-Partnership hitherto existing between Arthur Sk ddy, Heuty Adams nnd Cras. 8. Skiddy, known as the firm of Skiddy, Adams & Skiddy, Shi tuid Steamboat Painters, this day dissolved by, mutual’ com Biddy, at No. 138 Madwou street Te wuled by Arthur ‘ARTHUR SKIDDY, HENRY ADAMS 890 Serre CHARLES 8, SKIDDY. DR. BANNING’S LECTURE Jay an Room of the Pearl the Philosopny of Health ses, expecially of Dispeney, General Debili- ty and Pulmouary and Spial Diseases. Also, ou the means of Prevention and cure by mechauical support and a proper course | of tife, in conjanction with other appropriate remr 5 bracing the subject of Physical Education or ) nN the Hair and its 1, fustorative, in all eases where Baldaess is not beyond the Teach of art. e THE CHxsice Bat sam on Harm Ixvigorton.—It Prevents Baldvess. [tremoves Dandriff and Cutaneous Scruff. | t keeps the Hair in its natural color and prevents it from | turuing grey. Its now presented to the world, with a firm be- lief, that as a beautiful aud healthy restorative ‘of the it | will be found on trial unequalled lon, No. 214 Broadway. 0. Fish & Go., Washington, i Solumbus, Georgia ;' E. B D! ;H. Kice, comer of Court streets, 3,C 'B. Brower, No. 105 Fulton st., Brooklyn; M.S. FI 'Marebon, Ulster Co., N. ¥.; 8. W. Creec ‘Tremout House, Boston 8% Im*me “THE ALBATA SILVER WARE,” ANUFACTURED by Wim. Chandless, 452 Hudson st., Cannot be detected from Sterling Bilver, for the | longer this Ware is used the whiter it becomes. W. C.,nlso | manufactures Sterling Silver Spoons, Forks and Jewelry, cheap | and is prepared to buy Old Gold and Silver, German do, Pearls | and Diamonds, to any amount, Be sure to look out for the ign Plate, 452 Hudsonstreet, betwi Barrow and Morton sts. Win. Chandiess, established’ 1833, late of Clarkson st. 826 lm*re MITATION PRECIOUS STONES; veal Garnet and Tur- kois, for sale by EB. F. KOKTUM, 214 William street, New York. | OSTRICH FEATHERS, for sale 825 Im*r | F. KORTUM, 214 William street. JUST OP: COLUMBIA HOUSE, | CHESTNUT STREET, Between Sixth and Seventh Street, PHILADELPHIA. BAGLEY, MACKENZIE & co. | Proprietors. | JAMES BAGLEY, late of Jones? Hotel, HENRY C. MACKENZIE, formerly of Washington House PETER L. FERGUSON. s242mre G. B. CLARKE, FASHIONABLE TAILOR AND DRAPER, | Nean Furron, 182, WruuiaM Sracer, Opposite the wew | Row of Buildings, IVES the following reasons for the great success he has hie | therto met with = | All goods are bought at the lowest cash prices and paid | Ist. | 3d—Many years exper | 4th— Being satisfied w: A disceruing public, the their interest to patronise thi G. B.C. would refer toa large and respectable connexion | both in this city and in Brooklyn, in proof of the style and fi- of his garments. | se ‘rench Cloth Dress Coats made to measure from 0 $20. | assortment of Office Coats and dress, at equally reasonabl | A PORTRAIT FOR ONE DOLLAR. ing for eash only. F. THOMPSON'S Daguerrian Rooms, No. 28 Broad: | | Ads wav, between the Grauite Buildings aud Reade st. | LIK ES of the various sizes taken b hed in the mos process and aatura) evlor : (Operations in all weather from 8A. M. till 4 P. Iustructions iu theArt and Apparatus and Macerials supplied. To persons wishing a thorough knowledge of the business su- | perio: advantazes are here offered sloimem | COAL. | J AMzow delivering bost Peach Orchard and Red Ash Coal | screened and free ot cartage fro. ¢ yard. at the followiag ices, (as usual the lowest ig the city,) namely. Broken, Bex tu ‘tive at $9 25; large unt $4 755 small nut $4 per ton, wit cents off il en from the boats. 08 ‘ard comer of King and Greenwich streets. PETER CLINTON. sil lintre FALL FASHIONS. ; TT HE, SUBSCRIBERS have just received an invoice of very rich Scarfs, Cravats and Liuew Hdkfs, richly bordered — 1 jortiment of ready made Linen, and gentlemen's under warm s now complete and well worthy the attention of citizens and stray ‘Their Patent Elastic Brace is highly recommended by the | | faculty for all persous who are suffering from debility, or ain | inthe chest, or have aequired the habit of stooping. For sale old establishment of Pursells & r of Park place. 810 Im*m A. PURDIE, FRINGE, GIMP, CORD AND TASSEL | MANUFACTURER, | No. 105 William Street. Up Stairs. NTIMATES that he has ou hand, avd is faily’ bringing for- | ward, a splendid assortment of the above articles, to which | on ere pees ae Orders promptly executed. Prices low. THE ODD FELLOWS’ OFFERING FOR 1846. JUST PUBLISHED, BY McGOWAN & TREADWELL, No. 68 Barclay Street. THE ODD FELLOWS’ OFFERING, FOR 1816—Edited | by Paschal Donaldson—Embellish with elegant vings On Steel, from Uriginal Desigas by Casilver. and Mor ton, and beautifully bound in Moroceo and Gilt. The usual | discount allowed to Booksellers. sil Imtr TO DEALERS IN JEWELERY. [THE UNDERSIGNED, being Manufacturers, and having | afine assortment of Jewelery and Diamond Work on han solicita call fromdealers and merchants dealing in the above articles. Any gi rn orstyle of jewelery or fine di mond work ma at HAW & ARROWSMITH’S, Im*me No. 1 Dey street, one door trom Broadway. | .B.—Twelve or fifteen oo ployment as above. superior style, wholesale and | Agate 297 Br chain makers can find em- | NOTICE. HE MEMBERS of “ The German Hebrew Benevolent Society” are requested to attend a quarterly general meet- ¢ this associntion, t the oth of October at2 o'clock, P.M., at Fritz’s Hotel, corner of Broome and dridge streets, for the transaction of general business, and to elect six officers for the ensuing sear. - By order ofthe Board, | HENRY KALe Ro ER, President. GUSTAV BERNHARD, Secretary. $27 teod'r MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE 3( M- | PANY. TLE. great public favor that has,in the period of froin its commencement, attended the system a by the Mutual Benefit Life Assurance Company, Ww: qutension of the provisions of their charter se the Io rr zn ne tables of premiums being now ready, th to th blie.a protection first undertaken in London by the "Medical invalid and Generel Life Assurance Society,” inthe year 1941 and by five other Life Assurance Companies to insure chronic Or other diseases not attended with imminent dauger, but with such as exist in'e general form and on “whore principle com: | rerent ERIT "LIFE INSU: | MIPANY is iowtitated here, | eof statistics has only withi iod been successfully applied to the duration. and mortality of die bles of rates of td: 'y collected for tis company extending to 29 887 cases, cludiug every malady that afflicts the people of the United States, now warrants the ex of Life Insurance to all sch cases, affording the utmost confidence iv the salety of its priu- ere BREN to place the application of a system of LIVES on amore secure basis th on equitable terms, commensurate with fe shorter term, “ dis or prove in the event ol a hin the effects of ions prod ard th mp: | q ontinayug. the payment 0 the extra rate and returning to that charged on sound Yives Tn addition to the privilege which the Comj ‘s charter confers on it of thas i suring INVALID AND INFIRM LIVES they continue to insure HEALTHY LVES, and to hose who wish to « themselves of the benefits of this ad- jirable plan Cor providing for thewants and necessaries of those be left destitute, they hol n coliar plan on which ¢ ion of lives, chose who iu: sonably expect au ample return, for their premiums to'hare alarge partion of probe.” The accor, healthy and lavalyd lives will be kept aeparate, set ow the ehh gs paid in go hed delivery of t i ansel of Supervision consul fatacnt tation uf the Medica id out singular 8 company is consists o How ing et an -poytndgiacy GT NOR an, STEWART, M.D. eA MD , ROBT. L. PATTERSON, Pres't ns. C Bec’y. LORD, Agent in New York. A Medical ir will aitend at the office of the. Compa- ny, No ou W. treet, daily, from the hour of 2 to 3 o'eloe' P. M., and bis fee by the C ‘ Office in New Yor, Nov ll Wallatroet. (uo ornerof New at ortimer’s Build: 822 2w eod jab MUSIC. A LADY wishes to devote her time to the instrnetion of young ladies on the Piano. She teaches on the eriay svacern, witich has never been iutroduged as yet into this coun 1) A, reat oars st in shortest and easiest me nging on the addressed to X. Y, at the othed oF this Sayer, to. LEAD A rranted of the best PATE all kinds and eclors, our owu manufacture; also the best of | Wit ED. | abs HARLEM PARK—PACING. _ der the saddle. Co Bartine names. A Conklin vames... of It je FRIDAY) ats P M, stake and purse for $100, mile heats, seg DERBI Toke uyaen see yg Bit Arche CENTREVILLE COURSE, L. 1. TROTTING. A PURSE for $100, three , free foral mile heats, in harne: trotting horses thet never wou a purse over $20, to come off the 18th October, to close at. reuing, Oct 6th, by 9 aelock All entries for this Also, ap har ne Centreville, Oct. 1, 1845. ‘ny person entering a horse a purse, will be charged entrance. rae for $30, mile by saddle, for hors same time—thr Green Losee’s, on Monday P. M.—Three or more to make free of charge, except the pu not startiag him forthe * best three in five, under the purse over $30, to close the or more to ma! field. JOEL CONKLIN, Proprietor. ol are BEACON COURSE—TROTTING. MONDAY, Oct seh at3 PM, mateh for $1400—Mile heats, under the ss audJames D. Mc Mann’s br. addle, between Gen. Dunham’s b. x. Moscow m. Reality TUESDAY, Oct.7, at 3P M, purse $300—mile heats, best 3 in 5 jn hamess, aes ryant ente . erm Lady Suffol Wy eins "aa hn N BA purse ti |, to come off on each of the above days. ulars to-morrow. ol 6t*m Oore= h—A purse of $30 will be given, free for all horses that never won a purse over $50, to go mile heats, best three ia five, under the saddle—three or more to make a race. Friday eveni Entries to be made at Green & Losee’s, at 9 o’clock ou Get 1sth—Arparse of $40, free for all trotting horses that best three in five. Entries , | BGet. 18th, or first fair day harness. Geo Spicer enters D gene enters, W Wheelan H Woodruff. P Hunt .. “Trotung and under the saddle, James K. about 16th inst. Also. a parse of same amount, for mile heats, as above, to co! above. urae over $75, to go in ness, one mile to be madeat Green & Losee’s, on Prepared solely by E. Phar | Friday evening next, at 9 o’clock—three or more to make a se $259, mile heats, best three gt m Lady S»ffolle + +eeeb gg Americus erm Lady Suffolk hocbr'm Duchess bg Ripton Ke ‘bg Moscow acing purses to the amouuit of $1200 will be given fort ¢ following races: ‘A purse of $400. $100 to second horse. in, fo. Lady Suffolk and James K. Poll mile hents, best 3 Lady Suffolk to go Polk in skeleton wagon, to come off me horses, to gotwo | about 15 di of the me off wil ame purse for same horses, to go three mile heats, La- ‘ dy 8 folk uader the saddle, James K Polk in harness—to come 02 2t* rre | off withiu two weeks afterthe above. Lady Saffolk and and James K. Polk are entered for the three purses, to come off over the Bencon Course 8. BROWNING, Proprietor. EW YORK, Oct. 1, 18t5.—We, the ondersigned judges of | the Trott March over the Centreville Course, between NellGwynn, feel ourselves compelled to make lowing n horse winning a heat,shell to a choice of the track. each horse shall retain the ting shall be distanced. By this rule it wid be seen that it is entirely out of our power | to do otherwise thin we have done, although itis hard on the | | owners of NellG nn,why ordo av & justact in 1 up by ether of the partie: state likewise that both’ partie: in publishing th : wow that we are not biased by feeling in this matter, | orry, Very sorry, that we are compelled to this de: Ouro j friends and we are cision, accordiug to the rul AL AB! That Net! Gynn is distanced ac” tthe pole shall be drawn for by the Judges. The for tha succeeding heat, be entitled Oa cor ing out ‘on the Last stretch, track first se ‘owe do hot suppose would drive foul sul we thunk by carelessness finding some rule that would ap- noc do otherw ake public the original writin ht Jessen the punishment. But ig the match; although not sign hows theirintentions. We would greed to siga this writing. statement is merely to let our jes of the cours: BERT LOSE, RAHA™ TN EYCK, PETER DUBOIS. ‘The fy!lowmg is the ngreement before alluded to We the wdersigned agree to trot our horses Hi x ‘an,for two hundred dollars aside,half forfeit, tw 0 and N mile heats, to skeleton way ‘oy Monday the 29th of September, at 3 P. of the track. Mle. Weeks heat that NeliGwy: or in other word Should Mr, ing the cules of the sours On the part Oo the New Fork, Sevt. tathy 1 enry Clay ous, over the Cantreville Course, | covering the rule 0 give Henry any oUt,. also agr f Heary Cla: tot Nell Gw 845. OUIS CLARK, of h challenge I most che one huvdred Ish persou make arrangements for the New York, Oct 1, J W. JACKSON wi * for any amount from ny distance up to twenty pleasure | read your chal'eng jollars is now ready at the Fashior id be pleased and think gnated by you be present at Bostou.—Sir,—lt was with extreme in the Herald of yesterday, eerfully accept. My firstdepositeof Reade street. it necessary that you or some ome appointed time, to city. LLIAM WILSON. 02 It*rre - | msburg, miles or ok proper to | match ia this WI W. Barlow, of 400 up to 2000 dollars, that he or his friends thi name, and | will take or give 150 doll+rs for choice of grouod to run on. which Y York. The above money will be tober, at Mr. Jones oe ar n Fields, lock. betw «the El Oct, Sth, at 30 York aud Battery Pet—the New Tenycks, and the Battery Pet by Charles Thomas and thers A MATCH for One Hundred Dollars a. ground to. be within twenty mves ot New dy to-night, the 2 of Oc- W. JACKSON, Par RACE | come off feruoon, Hoboken. on Monda: veen the celebrated scull boas New rk to be rowed by the Bro- John Coanor. The distance to be 23¢ miles and to be rowed in | heats, and the w given by the propri ol 6tis *m REGULAR U.S. CINCINNATI ig boat to rec tors of the Colonade. MAIL LINES e apurse of $30—-to be M. McC ARTY BETWEEN AND LOUISVILLE. MORNING LINE at 10 o’clock A. M. BEN FK. EVENING SIMON KENTON, W. BEN FRANKLIN No. rere to.and from intermediate lndigs, at the usu: Qoand trom intermediate tandun + ‘ eeTeight Will be received for these tthe Mail, Wharf Boat, foot ot Broadway. vel senge STR. ol Im*rre office. olm Armstrong, Li, two daily'l wi hoar, and will take fre ROGERS & SHERLOC STEAMS#IP NEW YORK, | ton, Key a 2 gers by this steamer will please be on board 1 10 o'clock This Morniag, at pier 7 N R.— Letter bags will close at $34 o'clock, atthe & J.T. TAPS ANKLIN No.7, J. B. Summons, rr. at6 o'clock P M. » McClain, mast 6, We hella effort will be used to accommodate shippers and pas- | . | ADER & GORMAN, ran harle | Passen- | aud New Orleans TT, 5 South FOR NEW ORLEANS—Lonisiana and New bo Line—Regular Packet, to. sail llth inst—The elegant fast sailin ster, ill po . vely sail as above, her regular da ‘or freight or passage, having handsome furnished ac | Add dations, apply on board a OT COE ING & C0, 26 South st. | Oct. 10th—National Convention, continued. ‘OTT, | .. cor. Maiden’ Lane. | | packet ship TENNESSEE, Pray, some furnished accommo- K. COLLINS & CO., 56 South st. Positively no goods recei 10th inst. ved on board after Friday evening, | promptly. forward all goods to his addres * Packet a ie, Hunt, master, will succeed the Tew ee and erregular day. 02 ‘> REGULAR hip has very supe cond cabin and steerage pi moderate rates, 13-2 R, orto BILE—Packet of the 6th Octoher—T" ling pacoet, shi VERN, Cap ctually on Monday, Oct. 6th, her regular day. f early application be made on board. W.& J.T 75 South Ive OF PAOKETS FOR MO aplendia fast | tain Smith, | WA jor accommodations for cal engers, who will be taker TAPSCOTT, ,corser of Maiden Lane. inst ference to transient i salting. may at all times passege Is ver TON The acoommodations of sengers will vie with those of any other packet both for elegan ind comiort,her 2d eabin being-under the same deck and adjoi ing the cabin, offers su peri economy with paseaxe apply t ot me PASSAGE pecker. and sail plendid fast ely puel 0 tively as above, her regul Harivg sccommodat age po port, th select (his conveyance Danse will r }y i pplication sl Pare scer ora the subsoribers olrre - ya LIVERPOOL iid: Phe splendid packet 3, Delano, master, will gular day Having very snp cabin steerage should make immediate hip Indepundence, F. i! Tus coe Shfton—The rey punetaall eded by the Union, on the 10th, and the — low, tor which made, on board, foot of Mriden Jai 75 South LINE O1 us sro —Packet of Th ng and favorite packet ship a I. G. Russell, will sail as above, her Ms day. "FOR NEW ORLEANS —R For passage ROCHE, BROTHERS & Co., 35 Fulton st. yr accommodations for cabin, second ngers, persons intending to’ embark ONLY REGULAR LINE FOR NEW OR- NS—Packet of the 6th October—To succeed jar peeks ship LOUISA, 'y on Monday, Oct. 6th, her re- hould not fail to select | as their punctuality. | be depended ‘on, and the price of arly application should be 0) nto W. & J. T. TAPSCOTT, DEMPIRE, 1190'tons bu this magnificent smp for cabin pas- inducements for persons wishing nesides which she has another Thursday the 2d October.— favorite packet ship HAR- qcaptain J. Bailey, will sail posi- ay. for cabin, second eabin, and steer- by any vessel loading fot the above nd it their interest and comfort to cure the best ard, foot of hould be next door to the Fulton Bank, ip PATRICK Hi sailas above her Comer of Pine and South sts. | succeeded by the favorite packet | jen, master, to sail on the th Nov. | jected ; any horse devia jooked over the Centre- | han | K | Having received solicitstions om 4 \ not yet had an opportunity of witneasin /D Axatha, Miss Delcy; Ko Brough, with other musical evtertainments AMUSEMENTS. =e PARK THEATNE. Thursday Evenin; ‘The pertormance wil! ging ara Cctober 2, ve with the Oprra of After which La me the two Mi Vallees. ‘o.o~ Jude with THE FOUR SISTERS. 7 o'clock. Alii Box | Pit, 0 cen ; Fs open at7 o'clock, aad the Curtain will rise precisely at Mr De Walden. Mrs &k umied number of Season Tickets may be obtained SOWERY THEATAR. [G*'The public are respectfully informed, that Messrs. Cony ant Blanchard, the celebrated Pantomimists from Lond Theatre. “Chey will makes their app docing their Astonishing Traine jon, are engaged at this pearanee this evening, intro- Dogs in their performances, that have excited the greatest wonder and astonishinent through: out Eurape. ‘Thursday Evening, October 2d, Will be performed, the 1 edy of DAMON AND PYTHIA! Damon Pythias ; Hermion TH Archibald Les! Dugald MeN Jessie Gen. Washington. . Capt Herbert Tracy. Gen Howe eh aaaues Bowes 9 ita ry, Wag cen Doors will open at helt 1 Mr JR Scott b, HIGHLAND DROVER. ‘Mr Blanchard Phillips aes ‘8 owd wid Third Tiers, 2 ets.; 16 the evrtaio will rine at 7. CASTLE GAKDEN,. BURLESQUE OPERA Admission 25 © Proprietors Thu ‘The performance will com POST-HEEL-O Lor SINGERS. tthe 6 Jaw-Bone ‘Token from Adam’s favorite Opera of The Posuillion of res Lonjameau Consisting of & great variety of Somic Songs, Duets, Cho- ruses, Ke. ion of Half an Hoag for Pi ments The range of splendid Costmoramas will (CF Intern ‘romenade wad Refresh. be open for inapeeticn. On SUNDAY. ® Grand Selection of Sacred Music.—Ad- mittance 12, cets. Bouquets constant VONrE OveD al . HI-past 6 o'clock. mence at 8 o’cloc! sale at the Garden. Performance toc om- NIDLO'S GARDEN. MR. H. PLACIDE MRS. MOWATT AND Thursday, Oct. 24. The performances will commence wit pa—to be succeeded by th THE SCHOOL FOR 3 Lady Teazle Mra Cand Lady Sir Peter Teazkh Charles Surfae: MR. CRISP. 1845. ¢ Overture to Zam- Mrs Watts hippenddte Mr H Placide An Intermission of haif an hour between the sd and ath acts, qo neriormanee to ecmunance athe oclock. Private Boxes $5 each, | ream good order and keep all impro A huinitet nomber of PALMO’S OPERA pelock Dow usem at fxg Tickets Fifty Cents.) ‘Ag efferent I'oice wil always be in attendaaes to ma'y- 1 persons out. non Tickets will he disnosed of HOUSE. OPEN EVERY NIGHT. Admission 25 Cents only. Thursday Ev October 24, The Serenaders Triumphant. Messrs. GERMON, STANWOOD, HARRINGTON, PELHAM and WHIT! mal ITABLE PERFOR Owing to the families who have ther MANCES, | LARGE CROWDS That nightly fill the Opera House, Have consented to remain a short time longer. OPEN EVERY NIGHT * Until further notice. yr particulars see programme. ox P.M. (2, Doors open at 3g—Coucert to commence at 8. aud seats secured daily at the office, from 10 A. M. til 528 lw ire ARCH STREET THEATRE. PHILADELPHIA. Stack Manager. Fourth Night of Mr Hacket! Ma. H. E. Stevens ngagement. Thursday Evening, October 2a, ‘The Performance will monew with com: JONATHAN IN ENGLAND. Solomon Swop . Andrew Bang, Mr Owens bor Mr. Hackett 1d,"Mr $ Johnston; Mrs Glas- Mr, Hughes. : ten sury, Mr. Dancing by Mr G Smith and Mi To conclude with JACK SHEPP Burke; Joe Blueskin. Mr Steve: Carline and Master Wood. D—Jack Sheppard, Mes Abraham Mendex Mr Wild, Mr Johnston; Winnifred Wood, CHESNUT STREET THEATRE: PHILADELPHIA. W. E. Burtow Thurs G RAND OPERA NI ‘The performmers will eommence wi ROBERT LE D!ABLE—Kobert, M Stephen Carwriot. ‘o-morow Evening, soe Lessee an MANAGER jay Evening, October 2d, GHT. ith the Opera of Amand; Alice, M’me DOMINO NOIR. Inwhich M’selle Calve will appear. " BOWERY CIRCUS. Boxes 25 cents ; Pit 124% cents. Chi'dren to Boxes half price. | NT CHANGE OF PERFORMANCE ELEGAN SPRITE OF THE SILV. EMAN Astounding Exploits of R SHOWE, and acts of IP. the American Gymnasien, Mr. Brewer. DON JUAN ON HORSEBACK. Sonus, Glees,,Chorucars, and Estrwvaganzas_ by the famous ETHIOPIAN MELO. ‘The celebrated Military Brass Band, of thirteen mites by Mr. Shelton, will perform during the evening. Cag ~~~PARK THEATRE. _ MISS DELCY’S BED ISS DELGY has the honor of a Benefit in Ame: n which ocesi R FREISCHUT Rodolph, Mr. F. cy will preside im the orchestra, ISTS. stra ‘erformance commences at half-past 7 o'clock. NEFIT. jouncing that her first for FRIDAY next, Oct. ‘ed Weber's grand opera of hate of the original music. Gardner; ‘Mr. Rop! 02 It*me EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL AMERICAN INSTITUT: NIBLO’S GARDEN. tion and competition Monday Oct. 6th—The u ‘articles mtended for exh 1 ‘Chis Day, Tomorrow and Saturday arden will opeu to the public at 12 8. FAIR OF THE AT Artizans, Juventors, oclock, and close at nightawith magnificent firew or 7 ‘Oct. 7th—An opening Address PM. t. sth—Whole range of machine c 9th—National Convention of Silk Gu Address rists. by the Hon. George Lunt. Oct. 11th—Nation: Vocal and Instrumental | Convention closes. Address at 74, PM, in the great saloon. ‘Agent in New. Orleans James K. Woodruff, who will | fireworks, Professor Mapes, at 734 in motion. mers, Gardeners and | Great display of | The Second Week commencia Monday, ct. 13th—Ploughing and Spading Katches, Show of Cattle, Horses, &e. ed with ‘choice productions. Fireworks, &e. ‘Triumphant procession—Vehicles lond: | ‘Ausiversaty ‘Addreas, Nuaic, ‘me CONCERT. ert will take place ) Tharsda Mr. Tie at the door. e (L7> Herald, Courier & Enquirer. Sua, copy. ing, Oct. 24, s'Northall and. Mir. Duffield, Vor | fe Orchestra, under the direction Kurs will preside at the Piano Frrte and Organ. kets $1 each, to be had at the principal Music Stores, aud | ribune, True Suu,and Eveuing Gazette will p the | mercial Adverti | ase | ol Qtr HE GREAT LEVIATHAN, OR SEA MONSTER, | i} HIDRARCHOS | A OW Exhibiting at the Apollo Saloon, 410 Broadway, will here aguin. “The Saloon 1s open from 8 A.M. to 10 cents. BEETHOVEN’ THE $3 OF MOU Du THE AMERICAN MUSICAL SN SLEEPERS. ing the Week of ‘All those who may have any ities before its | once; when it | it, as it may P.M. Admittance 25 , ol 3tis*r | OLIVES AND | CONVENTION. HE SUBLIME ORATORIO of The Mount of Olives, by the immortal Beethoven, and The 8: Dr Lewes, will be performed atthe baie Mi GORGE LO * it ‘yan ‘The Chorus and Orchestra. will be 1 Tickets Fifty Ceuts exch —m stores. of Firth & Hall, No. 1k ey, 297 Broadway; tores of Coleman, evening of the performance, at the Coliseum, 430: Broadway, most happy to meet all who have he: Bim andany other good, arte mpt to brin, it 0, res OO HENRY NOW EXHIBITING, (for « Notes ational Academy of D entitlea bat Thuis exqui by all who have seen it (o be the ch and which has attracte been brought to t confidently open time and bewu! ar Fong, 230 Broniway: Atwell 20 Brradways Sexton & Mu 205 Ril t ‘all and Water, and at the door of the hort time only) at. the Koom: jesign, corner of and Leonard street, De Kuyper's celebrated statue (in marble) | n Sleepers, b: TABERNACLE: on | "he 9th Oct, next, under the direction of ver Gk DER | clon fall nme parts well sustained by resident talent. | H. C, Timm will preside at the Organ. | be obtained | Scharfenberg & Loi: 359 Broadway, ‘abern! id rehearsal takes place on ‘Thursday Evening nee, the will be hearsed with | ctoposed 10.ard inthe | nt 16 Brondway. Broadw ve been prononaced eof modern art, | Lurope, ls | BAIN,” (Coming from the Bath.) | Mreiverand refed work, wich | d crowds of admir eat een AC ML until 10 P.M. Admittance 25 cents — Season Tickets 90 cents. ARTS. oO” PAINTINGS Cleaned, Lined an 0 im*ro re id Rappers ¥ No. 70a Broadway, | | (Wit | up a statement whic BY LANL Wy AUNAINO's MAL Washington, (Correspondence of the Herald.] Wasuincton, Sept. 30, 1845. Mr. Brown, Mr. Ritchie, and the New Yorf@He- rald—The Cherokee Indvins—A New Movement Texas, the United States and'the Public Lands of Texas—An Important Proposition for the Govern- ment—Secretary Marcy and Major Noah—The “Kane Letter” —Cabinet Cowneils and the Public Printing— George Bancroft. The Hon. Wm. J. Brown, of Indiana, late of the House of Representatives, but now Chief Clerk of the Sixth Auditor’s office, has a very lucid and pa- triotic letter in the Union of last evening, expressly directed against an on dit in one of our late com munications, to wit: That said Mr. Brown was to be made Third Auditor, on condition that the Indi- ana democratic delegation went for the Union edi- tor as printer to the House Mr. Brown denies, with becoming dignity and decision, any such er- Fangement. Of course he would scorn any partici- pation in such a movement. It was a rumor, and we gave it for what it would bring in the market. It has brought out Mr. Brown and Father Ritchie. Poor dear old Papa, how the pesky letter writers do bother him. And what does Father Ritchie say ? That these same letter writers are employed here in the dissemination of misrepresentations throughout the country ; or, to use his owa words, our dear old Papa,(and God knows we love him) says: “We are aware that scribblers are employed here to get up misrepresentations, and circulate them for ainsi markets.” But Father Ritchie does not stop here. He continues—* We could lay our fingers upon the wire-workers, as well as the wires themselves.” We asked Dow, of the U. 8. Journal, this morn- ing, if he were one of ‘the wire-workers,” or one Hite who were issuing “circulars to solicit votes.” He said “no!” We have not seen Messrs. Harris & Heart, of the Constitution, or either ot them to-day. If they are guiltless, Father Ritchie’s inuendo falls to the earth. Sincerely, we like the delicacy of the dear old man upon this important matter of the public printing. He neither writes nor speaks upon the subject, though we calculate that, like the Inshman’s owl, * though he hasn’t spoke as yit, in hearing, he keeps up a divil of a think:ng.” We desire to keep everything straight as we along. Our object is the truth, and the whole truth. The editor of the organ, we know it, acts upon the motto that discretion is better than truth; but while he walks round the truth in many instances as a school-boy would creep round a rattlesnake in his path, he has not the discretion of the school-boy to pass quietly on and leave the “‘varmint” alone. He | must have, as John Van Buren, (and, by the way, Jehn is a trump card,) ‘he must have a shy at him ;” and the consequence is, he gets bitten just as John did in the Paterson railroad stock. We have never met with a younger old man than Father Rit- chie in every sense. We learn by intelligence from Arkansas, that a number ot dissatisfied Cherokee Indians were about leaving the Cherokee reservation in said State, on an exploring excursion into that long strip of north- ern Texas, weat and south-west of Arkansas, and flanking the Rocky Mountains. Among this ex- loring party we notice the names of Charles Reese, Taman Starr, Ezekiel Starr, Joseph M. Lynch, Dr. J. L. Thompson, Matthew Moore, Jesse Hayfield, John Hornage, John A. Bell, and others. ‘e are personally acquainted with some of these men, and now them to be intelligent, educated, civilized, and enterprising fellows. These people are dissatisfied with the government of John Ross. They desire to get away from it; and the people of Arkansas seem equally desirous of placing on their western fron- tier, as a guard against the Camanches, asettlement of the civilized Cherokees, under the protection of the government. _ ; The scope of country referred to, is a portion of Texas, as yet entrely Vacant—it is a portion of the reat grazing range of the buil nd alon, ase of the mountains is, periiays, unsurp beautiful landscapes, delicious witer, | woods, game, and salubrity of ¢ You will recollect, peri wong the pro- ceedings of the Textan Conur » June last,wasa bill introduced, we think, by ( v5. man, of the Senate, to ve very section of ! countr lying betwee vansas und Red Kiver: ye payne, ey tebt of Texas, and to preveut holders of serip trom tneumbering it with locations. Here 13 a beat the General Governm field opened for. the ection of nt Inthe wradual filliag up of Arkansas with a white population, increasing aifficulties and annoyances will be Likely to arise between them and the Cherokees—but by the ap- propriation of this long strip of country, stretching: west of the Arkansas, northward some hundreds o| miles, under the shadows of the Rocky Mountains tothe Red people, a permanent home would be | provided for them, beyond which, on account of the | Roady of the mountains, no attempt would ever be made to remove them. The necessity of the United States Government to obtain absolute control over this uninhabited but fertile strip of country, is obvious at a glance— and was undoubtedly apparent to the Texas Legisla- | tor, in the introduction of his bill before the late Congress of that now defunct Republic. The dis- satisfied Cherokees themselves evidently expect to | be removed, or to be permitted to remove. Hence this exploring party. E TheGeneral Government ought to avail itself of this | feasible opportunity to acquire [egrhes of this Northwestern strip of Texas by a bona fide purchase | of Texas, of the territory, before it is absorbed by white speculators. It will, of course, be the pol | of Texas, in looking to the prompt payment of her | public debt, to bring her \ ee domain speedily into the market, as her only medium of raising the means ; and she cannot be expected to permit her lands to be overrun and occupied by the United States Cherokees no more than by any other people, without receiving compensation therefor. We believe there isa Cabinet Council to-day.— | We guess, trom a bird that whispers us occasional- | ly, that at more than one of the late Councils the jouse printing and the Organ have superceded the uestion of troops to Texas, or ships to the Gulf.— That is the great question—the printing of the House. The very existence of Col. Polk’s administration depends upon the election of Father Ritchie as | printer to the House of Representatives. The list must be examined—the disaffected discovered, and blisters or emollients applied to cure them of their irritations. Father Ritchie will get the printing of the House. a a The Secretary of the Navy, George Bancrott, the “last rose of summer,” has a way sut generis for the reception of visitors, and as the clown would say, he “selects his company ;” any of the epaulet- ted and gold lace gentry of the army or navy are promptly attended to, and are not long kept “dan- cing in attendance ;” but an honest jack tar must wink wait the pleasure of the high functionary, al- thoug! two minutes would suffice to transact all he would wish. A case in point. A sailor who has recently been discharged from the frigate St. Louis has been for three days at the door of the Secretary of the Navy, “knocking for admittance,” with a check, for five years pay in his hand, on the Exchange Bank of Virginia, which was refused to K. BULL has the honor of announcing that his first Con | be cashed in specie at the bank. He had called for the purpose of laying his complaints before the Se- cretary trom day to day for near a week, and could not get to see him. Another instance, a sailor re- quired the signature of the Secretary to a letter which from the duties of his office he is compelled to sign, yet he keeps the poor fellow waiting hour after hour. Such conduct is not altogether demo- cratic it must be acknowledged! We shall have to report this aristocratic conduct, Mr. Secretary, if it is continued. Wasmixaton, Sept. 30, 1845. Naval Court of iath I. By Lieut. McLaventin—Examination of C. H. Wr prr—Lieut. McLaughlin did not furnish his explanation to those Inst charges, until Mr. H w took his seat; the reasons for dismissing those ch: are with Mr.H.; but [ state most unequivocally and positively that Secre- tary Upshur had determined to try him upon those charges, and that he never altered that determination. has private letters from Mr. Upshur on the su! ject, in whic exprossed his opinion upon the Florida affair, and in such terms that he could not ave changed it.) The Court thought the answer as irreve- la Examination continued rial to Congress about thi but was more bui ding ieterials than the wettorinis were expended on (hie houses of thelndian Key. the Pl ented, aud the Judge ¢ seedings were here s\ The Pree and President adjourned to vie Socretary’s | ) ir two hor Phe items T have enumerated are mostly from Mr. Center's biils of ho» pital expens T believe most of th eatabli 1 drinkubles were cepted; | never ct wutant oiticer under the Government; | was once Secretary wot | rewsurer oor a Company Baltimore and Port Deposit lis De aS kept the accounts of that estabiishm with bookkeeping; during the th oaths, | eee ployed in the examination of Liont, McLaughlin oat mand, at my request the fourch Audivor detailed Me Mecklin to assist me to make such examination ane facilitate my progress; my results ave arrived at y my own inspection and exanvinavion, and, Mr Mecklin’s as sistance was only auxiliary; | availed myself of Dr. Barton's examinaton, onl ras the eens | pan let and the judicial vouchers were concerned, 5 I adopted, after carefully comparing them. a the originals; | never obtained from Lieutenant Tans any information in rel ation to the vouchers; . however, obtained from him much eg | relation to the events of Lieut. McL.’s command.